Sentences with phrase «school discipline almost»

Other data that has accumulated over the past three decades also shows these facts: That harsh school discipline almost never leads to improvements in behavior or in school cultures.

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The high school curriculum is much more discipline bound, largely because of state requirements, but we still infuse global and international studies into almost everything we do.

Meanwhile a new report from the Manhattan Institute's Max Eden indicates that school climate, order, and student discipline has «deteriorated substantially» during de Blasio's term, almost certainly a result of shifting philosophies about school discipline, and a reluctance to suspend students — itself a response to the «no excuses» brand of schooling closely associated with high - performing charter schools.

«Thanks to our focus on positive behaviors and our school's eight character traits, we've seen a reduction in almost every negative behavior, from tardies to discipline infractions to suspensions,» said Hein.

When the matter of inappropriate discipline was raised — this was what all speaking against the plans for a new charter school found most alarming — there were attempts by Achievement First reps to brush the issue aside by repeating that almost half of the suspension / expulsion data was due to In School Suspensions, which they defined as when a student was removed from the classroom for more than two hours at aschool found most alarming — there were attempts by Achievement First reps to brush the issue aside by repeating that almost half of the suspension / expulsion data was due to In School Suspensions, which they defined as when a student was removed from the classroom for more than two hours at aSchool Suspensions, which they defined as when a student was removed from the classroom for more than two hours at a time.

Surely, we can all agree that schools should lovingly discipline children the way parents who love their children do at home — which almost never involves kicking kids out of the house, subjecting them to solitary confinement, putting them in some form of bondage, or having them shot or shackled by cops.

However, those conversations have been overshadowed almost completely by discussions about school choice, standardized testing, curriculum content, and order and discipline (Education World, 2017).

To judge from what I see at the annual conference of the Association of American Law Schools — it's a diagnosis of sorts to see so many members of an academic discipline attending this conference for the sole purpose of subsidized dining with friends — a substantial number are indifferent not only to talk of law school reform, but to talk on almost any subject.